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Relax <select> parser #1086

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josepharhar opened this issue Oct 9, 2024 · 1 comment
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Relax <select> parser #1086

josepharhar opened this issue Oct 9, 2024 · 1 comment
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concerns: compatibility topic: HTML venue: WHATWG Specifications in a WHATWG Workstream

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josepharhar commented Oct 9, 2024

Request for Mozilla Position on an Emerging Web Specification

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whatwg/html#10310 (comment)

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zcorpan commented Oct 10, 2024

Per whatwg/html#10310 (comment) the web compat situation needs more clarity. But a parser change is needed here in order to support other elements in a custom select, and the direction proposed here seems like the best for web developers long-term.

I reviewed the security risk of this change in whatwg/html#10310 (comment)

Conclusion: sanitizers need to have general protection against mXSS, and so this change doesn't introduce new mXSS vectors, even though the parsed tree can be very different between new and legacy parsers.

I suggest position: positive.

@hsivonen should sign off here before setting a position label.

@zcorpan zcorpan moved this from Needs proposed position to Position is proposed in standards-positions review Oct 10, 2024
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